Young poets hone talent at Hindi poetry event in Mandi

Tribune News Service

Mandi, Updated At : 07:36 AM Sep 30, 2024 IST

A student recites a Hindi poem at DAV Public School in Mandi. Tribune Photo

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A Hindi poetry activity took place at the EEDP branch of DAV Public School, Mandi, yesterday, with 40 students showcasing their talent at the event.

Rudraksh and Aarush secured the first place, while Yanish, Shivnaya, and Neelansh followed closely, securing the second place.

The third position was awarded to Kavyansh, Enaya, Morya, Sarvagya, Yajur, Prashul, Rishabh, RV and Akash. Mrinal, Ayansh Mudgal and Aadarsh bagged the consolation prizes.

School in-charge Seema Kapoor congratulated all participants for their hard work and creativity. The event was organised under the guidance of principal Kuldeep Singh Guleria.

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